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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1946

Page

2

Two Persons Sentenced and Others Held in Court

Prosecuting Attorney William H Bardin Sheriff Ernest Hesson and Deputy Morrison questioned inmates of Lakin state industrial school in relation to statements by Reginald Willis in circuit court Monday but did not report or continue the investigation as Judge Lewis H Miller suggested. Bardin promised a statement later. Judge Miller met officers an hour before court. Cases included Clifford Baker guilty of assault with intent to kill and sentenced to four months with credit for 44 days. Lawrence Earl Clench, age 16, auto theft, not guilty plea entered and trial set for Friday Jan 12. Don Donahue, age 18, confessed forging five checks on B F Beard’s account. sentence deferred. Don Spangler admitted stealing a check from a fellow worker and aiding a forger. Oran Thomas linked to the cashing after deception. The sentence for Tom as yet undetermined.

Point Pleasant William H. Bardin Heriff Ernest Hesson Feral Morrison Lakin State Reginald Willis Lewis H. Miller Bardin O ‘Miller Miller Clifford Baker Lawrence Earl Clench Don Spangler Oran Thomas Cecil B. Donahue Baker Clench Donahue B. F. Beard Mason City Paint Pleasant Middleport Point Clinic R. W. Eschenaur

Unblock Digestive Troubles with Carter's Pills

A persuasive ad claims indigestion stems from an blocked intestinal tract not stomach issues. It promotes Carter's Pills to gently unblock the tract and restore digestion, urging readers to obtain the 23 cent remedy at any drugstore for real relief.

Nature Carter

Reverend Meade Leads Infantile Fund Drive

POINT PLEASANT Reverend William Meade will head Mason County infantile paralysis funds drives again, having successfully led campaigns in the past two years and repeatedly meeting county quotas. Judge Miller will resume hearings Thursday morning with the state case against Earl Sims for the fatal shooting of Russell Duncan and a prior case for operating a vehicle while intoxicated as potential severe penalties.

Point Pleasant William Meade Mason County Spangler Jjudge Miller Dr. Eschenaur Mari¢ Wheeler Earl Sims Russell Duncan Sims

Citizens Bank Directors Re elected at Point Pleasant

Stockholders of Citizens National Bank met Tuesday and re elected all board members including C C Lewis T Stribling K C Lewis Jr E J Somerville FP G Musgrave Homer Smith and Mrs Walter A Windsor The directors elected C C Lewis president T Stribling and Mrs Windsor vice presidents C Roush cashier R P Harper and W W Riley Jr assistant cashiers The only change was Windsor becoming vice president replacing the late C O Weissenburger The old board met Friday and declared a 4 percent semiannual dividend and added 10000 to surplus The year end statement showed deposits rising 290000 to 3428995 88 the bank's highest ever The board authorized wage increases for all women employees

Point Pleasant Citizens National Bank C. C. Lewis T. Stribling K. C. Lewis, Jr E. J. Somerville G. Musgrave Homer R. P. Harper l W. W. Riley Lewis

Pt Pleasant Man Held to Grand Jury

Clytie Cunningham was held to the May grand jury after arraignment on charges of resisting and obstructing arrest. Police say he fought officers Saturday night, injuring Chief Jividen. Cunningham has prior arrests for intoxication. he recently completed a 60 day sentence. Junior Edwards of Leon was fined ten days and $85 plus costs after pleading guilty.

Point Pleasant Clytie Cunningham Jiiden Yost Rodgers Cunningham Jividen Junior Edwards Leon Tue

Senator Kilgore Recommends WV Ordnance Goods to Point Pleasant School

Attorney George G. Somerville received a telegraph from Senator Harley M. Kilgore confirming a letter to authorities recommending donated items from West Virginia Ordnance Works for Point Pleasant Trade School. The high school had requested materials, and Somerville brought the matter to Kilgore after learning much of the plant output was being shipped elsewhere.

Point Piunlasan George G. Somerville Harley M. Kilgore West Virginia Ordnance Works Point Pleasant Trade School Somerville Kilgore

Flood Threat Declared Unlikely by Expert in Point Pleasant

Point Pleasant residents faced a rumor of imminent flooding as rains eased. Capt. Robert J. Heslop, a regional authority, said the river crest would likely stay below 40 feet and possibly reach 36 or 37 feet by Wednesday evening. Pittsburgh at 24 feet, Kanawha Falls near 200 feet, and Point Pleasant at 33 feet were reported at 7 p.m. Tuesday.

Point Pleasant Kanawha Falls Pittsburgh Robert J. Heslop Heslop

Pt Pleasant Social Notes Lambda Chi Omega Benefit Dance Planned

Lambda Chi Omega Sorority met at the Moose Club to plan a benefit dance for infantile paralysis before Jan 31. They voted on new members to be initiated March 3. A thank you letter from England was read. Next Monday a social at Mrs Poling’s home was accepted with co host Mrs Pullins. Members list includes Melrose Getty Rice Lewis and others.

Point Pleasant Lambda Chi Omega Moose Club Infantile Paralysis Fund Sice England Hansel Poling Jericho Road Clayton Pullins Poling Richard H. Melrose L. W. Getty Jean Rice Virginia Lewis Glenn Sayre Leon S. Thompson Cashy Meadows John C. Hutchinson Edith Quillin George O. Fisher Grover Childress Wiliam Filson Ronald Whitel Paul Parsons

Man arraigned for tire destruction in Letart case

Charles Howe of Letart pleaded guilty to destroying four tires on a car owned by Floyd Snider near Letart. He was sentenced to 30 days in county jail and fined 10 dollars plus costs. Eddie Bowyer and Thomas Stewart were released after Howe confessed.

Point Pleasant Charles Howe Letart H. D. Coyner Howe Floyd Snider Eddie Bowyer Thomas Stewart Bowyer Stewart Snyders Snyder

Marriages, social notes from Middleport area

Announcement lists multiple weddings and social items including Mary Mourning and William Price wedding at First Baptist Church Lawton Oklahoma, J Z Schmoll and Helen Spires wed at Rev James Keffer home, Freda Mae Dow to Ernest Van Ingwagen, plus Middleport personals and local updates on families and health.

Middleport Mary Dale William Price Long, Bottom Frail Lawson Oklo First Baptist Lawton Middlesport High School Ft. Sill

Caldwell To Head City Education Board

Caldwell was elected president of the City Board of Education at the first meeting of the new year in Gallipolis. Emerson Evans was chosen vice president and Charles Yeanger was re elected clerk. Dr Homer Thomas joined as a new board member and Clarence Georges hired as Washington School mathematics teacher. Mrs Charles Lusher resigned as science teacher. Mrs Jasper Long joined the lunchroom staff.

Gallipolis Elmer E. Caldwell City Board of Education Caldwell U. S. Navy Evan [Baeras Emerson Evans Charles Yeanger Homer Thomas Charles Lusher Washington School Clarence Georges Jasper Long

Derrick Boat Hits Bridge At Ohio River Crossing

Derrick of a government derrick boat towed by the Fort Armstrong struck the New York Central railroad bridge across the Ohio River just before noon Tuesday. A section of the derrick broke off and damaged the hurricane deck and bridge braces while two platforms were knocked down. No injuries were reported and trains resumed after brief interruption. Captain Kenneth Eddy led the towboat and Bridge Superintendent Bert Hickok investigated.

Point Pleasant Fort Armstrong New York Fourth St Huntington Kenneth Eddy

Memorial Monument Fund Drive In New Haven

New Haven civic leaders reorganize the Civic Club to back a memorial for fallen service men. Henry Peery will chair the committee and start the fundraising campaign immediately. The group aims to attract new industry to boost community growth and plans to organize a volunteer fire department with a new fire truck.

New Haven

Adolescent Pair Are Arrested in Mason County

Two girls Lilly Mae Fugate fourteen and Harriet Mitchell thirteen of Bireo Perry County Kentucky are held in Mason County Jail Deputy sheriff Ernest Hesson coordinated with Hazzard Kentucky awaiting transport. The pair said they left home November 4 and had been in Point Pleasant a month.

Point Pleasant Colley J. S. Waggener Jackson G. B. Waggener Jefferson Riva Rush Calligan Richard Colum John McCausland Sixth St McCausland C. H. Quillin Highland Ave Robert Steenbergen Phoenix Ariz Peter H. Steenbergen Main St J. R. Schirmer Oklahoma Lilly Mae Fugate Harriet Mitchell Bireo Perry County Mason County Ernest Hesson Hazzard

Two Gallia Men Fined by Judge

In Gallia County Municipal Court Judge William H. Jones fined Tom Porter of Eureka $25 plus costs and sentenced him to 15 days in jail after pleading guilty to intoxication and resisting an officer. Joe Hailey of Eureka also faced jail time and a $10 fine for interfering with an arrest during the altercation in front of Oscar's Place on Court Street.

Gallipolis Cotton Scarberry Tom Porter Eureka William H. Jones Porter Joe Hailey Hailey Oscar Court Street

Plan Services for Mrs Steve Jenkins

Mrs Steve Jenkins of near Gallia died at Holzer Hospital after a long illness. Her husband died about eight years ago. Survived by two sisters Mrs John C. Morgan of Oak Hill and Mrs William E. Perry Routé J Gallia. Funeral services and burial Thursday afternoon at Tyn Rhos.

Gallipolis

Gallia Driver Is Fined After Traffic Accident

Gallia driver Virgil E Blanton 23 of Oak Hill Route 1 admitted driving a car that left First and Grape Streets and struck a parked vehicle. He was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his license suspended six months. An associated city note reports 146000 inmates in American prisons.

Gallipolis Ohio River First Grape Sts Virgil E. Blanton Oak Hill Army Elmer Jenkins Peniel Blanton Chester Leaper Ray Jenkins Ray Eddie Nunnenkamp First Avenue Nunnnenkamps William H. Jones

Two New Faculty Members at Rio Grande College

Rio Grande College announces additions to its staff effective January 14. Elis Hamrick of Cheshire will teach in the Department of Business and Commerce. F W McDermott, wife of the college president, assumes charge of the Department of Christian Education with a Master’s in Christian Education.

Rio Grande Elis Hamrick Cheshire Department of Business and Commerce Rio Grande College Hamrick School of Commerce Ohio University F. W. McDermott Department of Christian Education Ohio Baptist Convention

Woman Leaves Hospital After Finger Bone Removal

Mrs. Gilbert Rhoades returns home to Sixth Street from Holzer Hospital after a infected bone in her right forefinger was removed. She is able to be out after the experience.

Point Pleasant Gilbert Rhoades Sixth St Holzer Hospital

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